The Greyhounds’ defense continued to lead the way, forcing 19 turnovers, which led to 21 points. It marked the sixth straight game that Loyola (18-5, 11-2 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) has held an opponent to fewer than 60 points, the longest such streak since joining Division I in 1981-82.

The Peacocks (5-19, 4-9) shot 38 percent from the field (19 of 50) and were held to seven assists.

The Greyhounds scored five straight to end the first half up 32-23. After trading baskets with Saint Peter’s at the start of the second, Loyola scored six straight to take its biggest lead, 42-27, with 16:28 to play.